torify does not expand shell aliases

[themusicgod1]

It is sometimes handy to be able to be able to set up aliases via your shell that allow you to type something complicated in a shorter way. Shells like bash support this via 'alias'.

bash:
themusicgod1@Hedy:~/testdir$ alias | grep 'l='\''ls'\'
alias l='ls'
themusicgod1@Hedy:~/testdir$ ls
bar foo
themusicgod1@Hedy:~/testdir$ l
bar foo
themusicgod1@Hedy:~/testdir$ torify l
ERROR: l cannot be found.

Obviously ls doesn't use network so there's no benefit here, but there are commands that have complicated arguments that you can continually type and retype(think: ssh or git) that it is useful to be able to 'alias' these away. Especially if you're in an environment with a lot of people typing the same thing over and over without fully understanding it (at first) eg a school environment with students.

This doesn't just happen with bash but also with zsh and my own shell (ass):

zsh:
Hedy% alias l='ls'
Hedy% l
bar foo
Hedy% torify l
ERROR: l cannot be found.

ass:
[3][Fri Apr 28 10:58:59 2017][/home/themusicgod1/testdir]alias l ls

[4][Fri Apr 28 10:59:03 2017][/home/themusicgod1/testdir]torify l
l
ERROR: l cannot be found.

[5][Fri Apr 28 10:59:04 2017][/home/themusicgod1/testdir]l
bar foo testme

Ubuntu: 17.04 zesty
tor: 0.2.9.10-1ubuntu1
ass: 0.3.7.4
zsh: 5.2-5ubuntu1
bash: 4.4-2ubuntu1